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Omaha daily bee., 1887-07-06
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS.
General Produce.

tuesday, July =.
The, tollocing 1,e the prices at ,clich
ket The quotations on fruits and other
commodities snapped az from q distance are
the prices at ,cltlch outside orders arc TILED:
EGGs-1he receipts are fairly liberal and
fully equal to the demand. stocks are
moving for the most part at 1l@1l19c.
BuTTER-The receipts are heavy and
stocks have to be moved quickly to prevent
accumulations. There Is very little Of even
the best dairy butter that goes at more than
l2Hc. Fair to good butter is selling at 9(9
l0c.
CnEEsE.-Full cream cheddars, single,
9}1c; full cream flats. wins, 1Oc; Young
Americas, lie; fancy Swiss, zoe; Swiss,
imported, 25c: Limburger l2c; brick, 13pl6c.
PoTAToEs.-StOck of all kinds Is scarce.
Old potatoes are going at 90, accord
ing to quality. New potatoes at 2@21sc
GAME-There is very little game il season
at the present time and while the weather is
so warm 1t has TO be handled with great
deal OF care. Plover sells at Sl.25 per doz.
and curlew at Sl.50 per dOZ.
PoULTRY-There are good many chick
ems coming In, both old fowls and spring
chickens and tue market is little unstable,
there being a good demand one day and a
moving at sa.25a3oO with an occasional
are sold at s55o@3: 90. There IS no other kind
OF poultry coming in, at least not enough to
lllak6 u uaIket.
EASTERN AND SOUTHERN FRUlTs.-The
supply of raspherrles and blackberries is
very limited. Blueberries are more plenti-
full. Strawberries about played out. Cher
res scarce and wanted. Peaches from the
south arriving mostly in bad condition: Cali
fornia stock more desirable. Some box APP
plarrivng. es Black raspberries. per
q at case 44o; oGeea red o. raspberrissss per
per "a qt GO case; 500; blLuebserries, per
qt box, ,sl.5o@l.75; plums; per one-third bu
box, Sl.g5; peaches. southern. per half bu
box, 81 50; apples, southern, per half bu box,
| 75; apples, per Dbl, $500.
VEGETABLEs-.The mar ket is now we'll
| grown stock. New potatoes, Cal, per 10,
Sl5O; tomatoes, per 4 bu. box, sl.25; toma
| toes. per crate box, $3.50; cabbage per crate
| $500.
| LEMoNs-Extra fancy. per box, 800:
5 box lots. $3.50; fancy, $3.50; choice, $500
| choice, s box lots, $3.50.
| BANANAS-Choce stock. S3.00(6400.
| CALIFORNIA FRUITS-Bartlett pears have
| arrived on the market. Apricots
per 20 ID box, Sl.75; plums. per 20 ID box
| Sl.75; prunes, per 20 lb box, Sl.75; peaches
| per 20 ID per box, Sl.75; Bartlett pears, pei
40 Id box, $3.50; red Astrachan apples, pei
| box, $3.50.
| WATERMELoNs-W Watermelons, Georgia
| per 100. S35.
ORANGEs-The market is bare to-da!
Riverside Mediterranean Sweets per box
$500; box lots, S4.75, Santa Ana, $3.50;
| box lots 81 25.
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Notice.
AIATrER OF applicatinn of John Rodeu for

MATTER OF application of John Bodell for
ANl liquor license, Its4
Notice is hereby given that John Bodell
did upon the 2sth day of June A. ID. 1887, file his
application to the mayor and city council of
Omaha, for license to sell malt, spirituous and
yinous liquors, at No. T06 South 10th street,
First ward. Omaha. Neb., from the llth day of
April. 1887, to the 10th day of April, 1888.
If there be no objection, remonstrance or
protest filed within two weeks from June asth,
A. d. 1887, the sa i'd license will be granted.
john BODELLr Applicant.
j B. SOUTHLAND City Clerk. je2sjy8
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Cattle.

The run of cattle to-day was not heavy
There was very little change in the market
since Saturday. There was not very much
life in the market however about everything
sold.
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Notice,

Notice.
Sealed proposals will be received until Satur.
day, July ETH, 1887 at II O'Clock, noon, at tho
Office of the undersigned, for the purchase of
the east A feet of lot g. in block l4s city. known
as l4l3 and l4l5 Harvey street, with the build
ings thereon. The owner reserves the right to
reject any or all bids, Full particulars upon
application at the office OF G W. MOUNT,
3lS South 18th Street, Omaha
iune2Sdl0t
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OMAHA LIVE STOCK.
Tuesday, July s.
Ganeral.

Pursuant to the petition OF the commission
men the scale houses were closed all day yes
ter1ay. No cattle were received and only
$50 hogs and seventy horses.
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DUMMY TRAINS.

Running between Council Bluffs and South
Omaha. In addition to the stations men
toned, trains stop at Twentieth and Twenty
fourth streets, and at Summit In Omaha.
Westward.
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FlOur-Dull, steady and unchanged.
Wheat-MOderately active, and lower all
around; opened at Fridays close TO 40
lower and closed about l46asc below Friday;
cash, 69M(d70c; August, II 1l-16c; Septem-
Der, 1890.
Corn-Active, weak and unsettled and
trading of larger volume than for some days;
market closed considerably lower all around;
cash, $3.50; August, 30 6-l6c; September,
37Sc.
Oats-Weaker; prices declined, but recov-
cred; cash, 2514c; August, 2554c; September,
2Gkc.
Kye-Dull at SOC.
Barley Dull at G6c for September
Flax Seed-$l.11.
Timothy Seed-Prime, Sail.
Whisky-Sl.l0.
Pork-Quiet and steady: cash, s1t0o@
10 90.
Lard-Quet, steady and more or less favor
able to buyers; cash, S6.521s@S .55; August
SG.G0Cd6 .62l6: September, S6.1o(d6. .T2}1.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders &5. 40C65. 80; short
clear. s7.95ds.OO: short ribs, S76O87.62H.
Butter-Firm; creamery, 10000; dairy,
1lCpi6c.
Cheese-Firm; full cream cheddars, ~
@sc flats, 7s4@s1Sc; young Americas, 50
Ca9c; skins. 4(g5&4c.
Eggs-ll@1lHc.
Hides-U ncnanged; heavy green salted re;
light do, 7210qSc; salted bull hides, &c: green
salted calf. &c; dry flint, l21l3c; dry calf,
13d114c: deacons, 40c each; dry salted, 10c.
Tallow-Unchanged No. l country, solid,
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cows.

cows.
No. Av. Pr. No.
o.. 1885 e2.75 H.. per head SIS
FEEDERS.
No. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr.
3l.... S5g $3.50
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per cwt. live weight unless otherwise stated.
Dead hogs sell at &c per ID. for all weights.
"Skins," or hogs weighing less than 100 lbs.
no value. Pregnant sOws are dOcked 40 lbs.
and stays 80 lbs by the public Inspector
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago. July 5.-Followinx quotations
Ee the $3.50 closing figures;
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quotable at 4c; NO. q, &c; cake, 4c.
Receipts. Shipments
Flour, bbls .......... $4,000 5000
Wheat, bu.......... ll.uOO oo3,UOO
Corn, Du..... ......lo4,OU coo.VVO
Oats bu...... q, 600 124,0 900
RIVE bu u.,.. 5000 1000
Barley, bu ........... 1000 1000
New York. July Receipts,
1880; exports, $4,000; spot lots of spring
rather easy, winter l4(dl9c higher, closing
firm; options advanced l4Gssc most marked
SSa eosng T at near rsS ,ae Best
s42ic
Corn-Spot lots declined 14Cd1Sc and OPP
SnS o esSa4i @] ] sSsnrt rtnsliyded thssTy felis i Nc
9, 45A@45>ac in elevator, Acc delivered;
Oats--A@6c higher; receipts, l24, 600; ex-
ports, GIL; mixed western, 349o6c; white
Petroleum-Steady; United, Gle.
Eggs-'Dull and heavy; western, 41s9
1s2c.
Pork-Steady and moderately active.
Lard-Opened trhe better, closing weak
and lower; western steam SPOT S7W.
Butter-firm; demand fair; western, 10@
l9c; western creamery, l5@l9c.
Cheese.eFirmer and in fair demand;
western, 6l4@7s1c.
Minneapolis, July 5.-Wheat-Strong;
No. hard, July, 72Ac; August, 74c: Sep
August, 7sc; September, AZ No. 2 northern,
On ont track: KIN No. lizard lard, 74a74Sc; No. north:
ern, 73873llc; No. 9 northern. 7l@nkc.
.Fl6onypooeQuiet' 6,p patents s4loCs4'25; bakers
Receipts Wheat. $1,000 bu; -four l25 bbls.
Shlpnents-Wheat,2 $4,000 bu; flour, 2O,5OO
bbls.
Milwaukee. July 5.-Wheat--Steady;
cash, 7l1sc; August, 1850: September, 741c.
CoIn-Quiet;, No. 2, Sec.
0ats-:Flrm; No 9 white. Sic.
Rye-Easier; No. l. 5514c.
Barley-Irregular; September, 64c.
Provisions-Steady. Pork near $l450.
Cincinnati. July 5.-Wheat-In fair de-
mand, but lower; No 2 red, 7S@aa14c.
Oats-Firmer; No. mixed 291ac.
Pork-Dull at $500.
l.ard-Firm at SG.20a6.25.
Whisky--Firm at Sl.05.
| st. Louis, July 5. .-Wheat-Iligher, cash,
CornStower; cash, 821fCas3c; August 3Sc.
Oats--DulI; cash, 254065GJsc; August, 24c.
| Whisky-Steady at S1.U5
| Pork--Firm at $3.50.
| liard-Flrm at S645.
Butter-In good demand for best grades;
creamery, l5@lSc; dairy, lOGl5c.
Kansas City, July 5.-Wheat-Dull; No2
red, cash, July and August no transactions;
Corn-Quiet; No. 9 cash, 2sIlc; August,
29c bid; September, Bic asked.
| Oats-No. 2, cash, 271Sc asked.
| New Orleans, July 5. - Corn - Dull
and lower; mixed, 4Sc; yellow, 4S}a; white,
| 54055c.
| Oats-Quiet but steady at 366l36]1c.
| Cornmeal-Quiet and firm at S2.3O09.35.
Hog Products-U nsettled, but generally
higher; pork, $3.50; lard, refined, tierce
| $6.55.
Bulk Meats-Shoulders, S5.S71a; long cleal
| and clear ribs, S7.75.
Liverpool, July 5.--Wheat-Demand poor
holders offer freely.
Corn-Quiet; holders offers freely.
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IA MAkf
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1.-The Great Rock Island Route"
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Coaches elegant Pullman Palace farlor and Sleeping
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"Tho Famous Albert Lea Route"
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For tickets maps folders. copies Of Western Trail
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Cnre Of T,nhold Ecycr.

Charles Hartford, OF New Castle, \. Y,
t%cstifcs that he was cured Of typhoid fever
by Brlndrcth's Pills. Read his letter:
About II year AGO ! was attacked with
typhoid fever My physician treated me
for some days, and WAS 81 weak ! thought
| must die. Although At times dclirious
and suffering intense pain in the head aud
back, AMI parchcd up with fever, ] still
had sense enough 10 remember my box Of
Brandrcth's PILLS. ! managed to get them
and sgallowed six, and then took u bowl
Of hot tea My doctor had been afraid Ia
give me a purge, | was ~ weak, but
Brandrrth's Pills made me stronger. As
soon us they acted freely my head cleared,
fever abated and ] slept for ten hours. ]
continued taking three or four pills every
night for a week, and entirely recovered,
although my doctor had given me mp. I'M
doubtedly Brandrcth's Pills saved my life.
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No car. n. p-u the Chnnrcy Couu Of shelby
cpuntN. tennessee Th0mu 10 Milhum w. James
Raiury q 81
u appearing from The BIZ uhlch y sworn w w
tbls aus tint the defendants. James Rnircy nud
\ n. luck. are rvldonts oi he stsir oi louisiana,
ng1 mat - Hu1pcr and - huntington upintH~
Ing the hrm oi HO0tgr q burlington, und lEntucl
N stluwUul. arr naiiCuk m The state ~ Nntsa'
chrfciis. aud all non reldcnt Oi the slate ol Ten.
nCsrc3
IL h therefore ordered. That they make their apH
pciutncu herein nj he CuufthOtIss ui shrllN onuti
IN. In The city VI Memphis, INV Taxing District 81
shields county. Tennessee, nn the mt hondry ~
November. t~sf, md plead, answer or drmur "a
compisinnnts tin. or the came viii be taken iOf
confessed NJ to them aud vt iur herring ex pifte
and hat a cotsy of this order D. puhltshcd once a
week Tor four fuccofsiye weeks In the Memphis Ap
pcnl. ThiA lnth day Of september, lhsl.
A true attest;
=. T. MCDOWELL. clerk aud Master
By T. n. Caldwell. irPuly q and n. lwediI
tairt 4 Patterson, S1liciion Tor Complainant
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CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES.
DETROIT WINS ONE GAME FROM
st. LOUIS.
Indianapsais shuts Cleveland Out In.
G~iorisssiy-T Races al I.atonia SRI
fer from the Cold Atmosphcre-TO-
days Program.

Sr. Lours, Mo-, Oct. II. Although 1T
it was a cold, disagreeabIe dry, from H.
900 to $4,000 people saw the Detroits play
a very good game and the Browns a very
bad one, in the worlds championship
series. The home teams rank errors, par
ticularly those of Latham and Boyle, gave
Detroit their first four runs. The work of
the Browns was almost ~lifeless as compared
with that of yesterday, their fielding, tx
cept ONeill and Caruthers, being
wretchcd, and their base running very
sleepy like. Both pitchers wers hit freely,
but had Foutz received proper support the
hits against him would not only have been
fewer, but the Detroits would not have
made more than one run. l%lanlan, for the
visitors, earned q run on splendid base
running. stealing second and third.
rItE SCORE
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: hfAN W. ''ff'f ''
ON the pr.miss. =cil nt public ale MI the stock lnl
Nyturs In the Saloon and the furniture w iir
b0arlins huusr Vt ~ Main s'rrci, opposite thr
drpDt of he Kansas tiy. Memphis q birmingham
Railund rpupany. cnn1istlng IT q gallons " fur
rgi King whisky, ~ GALLONS ut Iyuncssv club
xhisky. 10 Gallons 81 uungin ibufn0n whisky ~
mllnn. NJ j. W. tlnucr whisky u gallons IT onm
whisky. 10 gallons OF ringrT whisky . rnlluns 81
InllitTula wine, 2mllons ~ nfairt~i Wins pounds
of chew Ina and smoking t1llrcn. clrnr aud clgtf
eitss. y label and 4 doh bottles, 1L.cf, : fhpulY, s
whisky anil { wine Hltsscs. ~ glassh hiI lumber.
straw holder. I silver shnkrri tn linkyl. Ice pick, 7
sugar howt. ! waiter. . straw and silver sisoisa !
sample ease. I rlas simmer I tph1go eutlcr. cisnr
cutter. water cooler. dcmilohu. gbuulcs. aspittOnrs.
- iurs. I hung burcr. . hurrts, tee Saw nail pn!lcr
= diyrn tluks. turks, quart gallon lnd hall gallon
measures. lar counter. Zee rhtrt kiptr. ] ctsh
drawer. o. wall frame plrturs. Nynris ~ tlWr'inr
nnl % lnrgr bar looking glI.s This l. W. .t1"s iu
snlnuu. IN the boarding huusc 3 ts'isiruis .
mnttrsars. r spring mnitrr.cs. I feather pillows q
cotton pillows. q bureaus, 2 window shade, 2
pullta. p'shvrts. ~ pillow cias, lwIsh stands, 2
dlnlug tables. / safe. I carving able, ~ chair. .
hat RAKE. / IDakiugglas, . table cloths. water
CnDlrr b water burkcb. . walton 2dth md ) wusll
prnN ~ pir pans, 2 lamp, tct puil ciurc mill unl
En,ntiu.. There n u lien until May I igsI. on the
pr,miass. aud II II proposed ~ Hgl Whhiciei
lntcrpi Inc estate may have IN. The lctr nnd 10,
good will ui TIE businrs, irrrht es brlIfr dp ~
sale may Inspect the property un Tue premise ~
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Administrator ut q -hinnult.
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TIE TURF.
Ninth Day nj Ln,onin-GIoudy and Cool
Weather.

CINCrNSATI. o., Oct. 1.-THE ninth day
OF the Latonin jockey club races was cloudy
and cool, truck heavy and attendance good.
Fint Race Selling; seven ~furiongs.
Starters: Fronic Louise, sS, Moore (2
oyerl: Mis- Roxy, l07, Green: Anarchy,
lOa, Stoval: Phil Lewis, l05. Thompkins;
Jules Mumm, ~, Breckenridge ga over;
Faith Thompson, ~, III. Jones.
Pools Anarchy, $50; Phil Lewis, $40;
Jules Mumm, $40; field, SIS.
They got of on the first start with Faith
Thompson in the lead, which she held
into the back stretch, when she passed by
Anarchy IN the home stretch. Fronic
Louise took the lead and won by n length,
with Anarchysecond and Phil Lewis third.
Time-l:3I.
Books paid on winner, 8 10 |.
Second Race Purse; for two year Odds.
FIVE furlongs. Starters: Bertha, lOI, Taral;
King Buck. gS, Rayis; Roundabout, los,
Rivers; Lizzie l., ~, Walker; Helen
Brooks. %, breckenridge: Bypath, %, T..
Jones: Col. Gore. aS, Avery; Lady HindOo,
IO7, Green; Colamorc, los, Wilkins.
Pools Bertha. $50; Lady Hindoo, SIS;
Roundabout, Sl3; field, SIS.
Roundabout won by a length, with Der
tina second and Helen Brooks third.
Tme-ls07l.
Books sold on Roundabout, 10 TO I.
Third Race-Pursc: six f%urlongs. Start.
ems: Iomax, 102, Cochran; Hccla, ~,
Pricor. Tam O'Shantcr Second, lO2,
Finegam Lucky Jim. W, Breckenridge
Roderick Dhu, ~, Barnes; Mishap, ~,
Moore; Reverse, l02, Rivers; Red Leaf.
81, II. Gcrharly.
Pools Tam O'Shantcr Second. $50
Hccla, S2j: lodcrick Dhu, S25; field, $50
Lucky Jim won by three lengths, witt
Iomax second aud Mishap third. Time
l:223
Books paid on Lucky Jim, 7 TO 1.
Fourth Race Mile and n furlong
Starters Hypasia, %, Avery o. over; jim
Douglass, no, Wilma q over; Solid Sil
yer, 100. Breckenridge 60 over; Catalpa
90. Moore; Paragon, ~, C%oyington; Birth
day, 40. Barnes.
POOLS Paragon, $40; Jim Douglass, SIS
Birthday, S2j; field, S27.
Solid Silver got the best Of the start, an,
passed the stand a length In front, whicl
position Inc held all the way around int
the stretch, where he fell back in th
bunch, and Birthday took the lead, an.
won by n length, with Pafngon second
and Catalpa third. Time-l;5Ol.
Books paid on Birthday J for ].
Fifth Race Tobacco stakes, $3.50 addct
ono mile. Starters. Cmnl l07, Barnes
Galaica, 100, Tarul; Miss Florence, 10
Moore; Oiellus, l02, Coyington; Blu
Gross, l02, Soyal ca over; Fugaio, 10
Hathaway; jim Murphy, l02, Rivers.
Pools Carus, Sa5; Galaiea, So; Fugab
$50; field, $50:
Carus won by tao lengths, Galatea Sc
md and Fugaio third. Tine-l:53.
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nnsennu in Rirminrhnm.

bpccIM DISpalch % The Appeal.
BIRMISGBhM, Ala, Oct. ia. +.
Moore, OF Cincinnati. who il making the
schedule for the southern tour OF the ~.
Louis and Detroit hall teams, was here to-
day to find out what the town could do for
one game about the Isl Of November. lie
said there was one date open for Chstta-
noogs or Birmingham, and that, although
the former had offered a fifteen hundred
dollar guarantee, he rather favored this
place. He lett Tor Nashville at noon, how
ever, without closing a trade, saying he
would telegraph back in 4 day or two.
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Natures own True Laxative.

The delicious flavor and healthy proper
ties of sound, ripe fruit are well known,
and seeing the need OF an agreeable and
effective laxative the California Fig Syrup
Company commenced a few years ago TO
manufacture Il concentrated Syrup oi Figs,
which has given such general satisfaction
that ii is rapidly supersading the bitter,
drastic liver medicines and cathartics hith-
crto in use. Ii costiyc or bilious, try it.
For sale in 80 cent and 81 bottles by II. j.
Hester and all leading druggists. Van
Vlcct. 4 Co., q. W. Jones x Co, w. y.
Wilkerson & Co, j. J. Miles and 5. Mans,
field & Go. have been appointed wholesale
agents at Memphis.
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NAVE been u periodical sufferer from Hay
Fever Ia most annoying and loaihgunte af-
t~lictionD since the summer OF lS7o, and UNI
ill | used Ely's Cream Balm was never able
to find any relief until cold weather. ! can
~truthfully say that cream Balm cured me. |
regard it rs OF great value, and would not he
without il during the Hay Fever season.
l.. NJ, GEoRFil, Binghampton, \. y.
was afflicted with Hay Fcycf for seven
yearS-Ely's Cream Balm cured me entirely.
III. ID. CNLpIuAN, |. & ST. l., Il. H., Tcrrr
Hauic, Ind.
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THR HOST BRILLIANT.
Loeb a n,oh's display Last Night.

OF all the many elaborate and beautiful
ly Illuminated and decorated business
houses on the line OF march OF the parade
in honor Of President MADDEN last night,
that OF the cntcrprising and popular firm
OF Loeb & Nook, the leading gents fur
nishing store in the city, corner OF Monroe
and Main streets, was the most brilliant,
and their display of fireworks the grand
est. This firm never takes second rank IN
anything either public or private, and the
lavishncss with which they greeted the
president OF the Taxing District was great
ly applaudcd ON every hand.
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DIED.

llOiiTRTSON-At RESIDENCE, Ne. ~ Fourth street,
Tuesday morning, Octnhcr II, lSSi, MNRN 4. Ron.
ERrS1N, wife of the late lrnf :. NJ. Robertson.
funcml will take pincc from residence thts
WEDNESDAY, iAoming At SD oclock. services
NJ st. Peters church At . O'Clock. Friends of tie
lMnily nr, invlIeh 10 nilrnl.
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Horses. cattle and shicLcns.

For collie and grubs. for lung fever. cough
or hide bound. I give simmons Liver l,egu-
lator In q mash twice a day. You can rec
nmmenl II 90 every one having stock ~ the
best medicine known for the above com
plnints. I'm using Il with my chickens for
cholera and gnpcs | mix Il with the dough
and feed il 10 them once q day. by this
treatment | have lost one where the liegu'
laior was given promptly and regularly.
r. T. TAYLOR,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-12
Albanian. M. m. L.

Forsprains, bruises. rheumatism, cramps,
inflammation, swelling, cuts, burns, etc, IN
man, and splint, ringbonc, w%indgall, cpl
zootic, scratches, etc, in hoBes lAngun'
Root Eminent is n sure cure. The KING
Of Liniments',, is tho universal vcrdiri.
Never fails to cure any ailmcnt that can
be rcnehcl by M external medical appll.
cation. 80 ccnts per bottle. For sale H
Hcisirr's drug store. 2S3 Mnin struct
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-12
IN M~ENiORIAM.

To HAZEL GLENsoN IuExTrf, who died Ia Rem
phi,. sunday. October I, isS7.
Aslccp In JESUS. blessed slccp.
From which none ever wake n weep:
A calm aud u~udisturlgd tcpnse
uuinjupNl by the last Of Toes.
Asleep in Icsus. Gar from thee,
Thy kindrrd AMI thcir grave, may hc,
Hut thou mn now IN that hlc.t sleep.
From which none ever wake 10 weep,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-12
Horses, Catn. aud Ihickcns.

For collie aud grubs, for lung fever,
cough or hide bound, | give simmons liv-
er Regulator in y mash twice u day. You
can recommend IL Ia every II having
stock Us the best medicine known Tor the
above complaints. In using it with my
chickens Tor cholera and lapes mix i
with the dough and feed II tO them once Il
day. by this treatment ] have lost none
where the regulator was given promptly
and regularly. +. T. TAYLOR.
Agent for Changers OF Georgia.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-12
Animal ItnIInn HILL.

The Italian residents Of Memphis viii
celebrate the discovery Of America 10y
Christopher Columbus with u grand ball
on the i2th instant. NJ the Knights Of In
install hall. corner Second and Jefferson
strcctA The committees ia charge are
making every arrangement necessary LOT
the success OF the entertainment, which II
is expected will be- largely attended. These
Italian balls have always been most pleas
urable 10 guests. the ladies especially.